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We've assembled this quick guide to the major kid lit-inspired movies that will be hitting the multiplex this year and the great books they’re based on.
Comic books can make for great reading material for kids — if you can figure out how you're supposed to actually read them. These tips will get you started.
Sure you can use invisible ink, but it's much more fun and creative to communicate with others by making this DIY secret-message book.
If authors are really just people we'd like to spend time with, we have a pretty good proxy for the ultimate dinner party. Here's who's on the invite list.
DIY accordion books make for great displays! Children can fill the pages with funny cartoons, fun drawings, or even paste in photos of friends and family.
These DIY mini origami books are super adorable and even easier to make. Here’s how to create your own!
Wondering what "Insurgent" is all about? We made this cheat sheet to get you caught up on one of the big players in the teen sci-fi genre: the Divergent trilogy.
A fun way to improve reading skills is by playing reading games. And many of these reading games are free!
Not all characters have the luck of the Irish. In fact, some of the most memorable characters in children’s books are the unluckiest people you’ll ever meet.
If you’re a big reader, you have a whole library of great baby names to consider. Here are ten from classic literature that are perfect for the tiniest bookworms.
